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    Lay ecclesial ministries are non-ordained positions in the Catholic Church that require leadership and formation, such as directors of religious education or Catholic school principals. These roles require authorization from bishops and training in human, spiritual, intellectual and pastoral formation. While distinct from clergy, lay ecclesial ministers play an important role in the Church and should consider their vocations early.

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    Lay Ecclesial Ministries

    Vocations, Unit 2

    What is a lay ecclesial ministry?

    How is a lay ecclesial ministry different from any other type of ministry?

    What are some examples of lay ecclesial ministries?

    Director of Religious Education

    Member of Diocesan Marriage Tribunal

    Chancellor of Diocese

    Administrator of Catholic Charities

    Catholic High School Principal

    Administrator of Parish without a Resident Priest

    Is there a distinction between lay ecclesial ministers and ordained clergy?

    What are the specific requirements from the office of the bishop for a lay ecclesial minister?

    Authorization Leadership Close mutual collaboration Preparation and formation

    What kind of training is required for lay ecclesial ministers?

    The four major areas of training for lay ecclesial ministers are human, spiritual, intellectual, and pastoral formation.
    Instructify.com

    Are lay ecclesial ministers rare?

    What other qualities should lay ecclesial ministers have?

    Shutterstock/Monkey Business Images

    Why would a senior in high school consider lay ecclesial ministry now?

    Gracefellowshipchapel.org

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